The Trouble Begins Lectures – Page 11 – Center for Mark Twain Studies

Hartford Continues Its “Trouble Begins at 5:30” Lecture Series

Virtual talk is on October 13 at 5:30pm.

Ryan Heryford is an Assistant Professor of Environmental Literature in the Department of English at California State University, East Bay

Former Quarry Farm Fellow, Dwayne Eutsey, gives a lecture for the Mark Twain House and Museum on September 1

Alan Rankin gives a heart-warming account of Nina Gabrilowitsch’s life, filled with happiness and tragedy.

Lectures will take place on Thursdays in August and September at the Chemung County Historical Society.

CMTS continues Emancipation Week with a last week’s lecture on John W. Jones

Wednesday’s lecture is open to the public at no charge. There will be a tour of the Park Church following the talk.

Schocken explores Twain’s struggle between faith and doubt in relation to the Holy Land

Lecture is Wednesday, July 14 7:00pm at the Park Church

Turim-Nygren posits that Twain gives Huck a “truly American” literary language that overcomes racial divisions